Write a script for your video

Remember, your video should only be 1 to 3 minutes long.

You need to follow any instructions your language arts teacher gives you for writing your script. These steps are required by your science teachers.

1: Create the following titles for the beginning of your movie:

o Project title, such as “Vibrating Pennies” or "Yeast in Action." Use the title of the project found in the stemchooser program.

o Scientific concept or principle of your demonstration, such as "Newton’s First Law" or “Optical Illusion”, “Surface Tension” or “Demonstrating Pascal’s Law”

2: Include a brief introduction:

Briefly describe your project. Consider what you would say to get someone interested in your project at the expo. Don’t use your full name.

3: Write what you will say as you show your project materials.

Keep it brief.

4: Write what you will say as you demonstrate your project.

Explain how to make it happen and explain the science(or math, engineering etc) principles that make it happen.

5: Write a brief explanation of the uses/applications/effects of the science behind your project in industry, education and/or daily life.

This is about the scientific principle, NOT the demonstration itself. For example, a project that uses bubbles, might be about the scientific principle of surface tension which allows us to make bubbles. What uses do we have in industry or education for knowledge of surface tension?

6: End by inviting viewers to come to the STEM Expo!